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Learning Standards: Using WriteReader with Confidence
Classroom teachers are inundated with various tasks on a daily basis. Among those tasks, planning and delivering quality lessons that are aligned to grade level, content learning standards is at
School Year Memories
Creating memory books allows students the opportunity to reflect on their learning experiences from the year in authentic, meaningful ways. Providing space for students to share favorite moments gives them
Summer Learning with WriteReader
By Katie Gardner, Knollwood Elementary School, Salisbury, North Carolina, USA As educators begin to prepare, organize and plan their summer learning programs I encourage you to consider WriteReader. This web-based
WriteReader as a Placement and Diagnostic Tools for Arabic ORF
By Dina Hegazy, grade 3 homeroom teacher, El Alsson International School, Giza, Egypt The lack of guided reading platforms, diagnostic and placement tools in Arabic narrows down the opportunities for
Writing Development Stages: 1st and 2nd Graders
In early elementary school, most children have gained an initial understanding of phonics, which is the correspondence between letter patterns (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes). As students write, some of the
Using WriteReader Templates with Limited Computer Access
By LeNaye Pearson, English Language Learners, Cheatham County School District, Ashland City, Tennessee, USA Templates are a great way to have the students write, even when there is limited